Tracking progress

Checked-off work rolls up into completion stats — visible on the coach dashboard, on each gymnast's profile, and (as progress rings) to families.

The Dashboard sub-tab

The Assignments tab's Dashboard gives a day-by-day overview of assignments across the program — what was assigned, what got completed, level by level.

Per-gymnast stats

Each athlete's profile carries their own assignment stats, so a "how consistent have they been?" question has a data answer over any stretch of the season.

Stat Controls

Not every gym wants percentages front and center — for younger groups especially, the number can become the point instead of the work. Settings → Stat Controls gives owners and directors three levers:

• Show Assignment Stats — a hub-wide switch for completion percentages and progress bars, everywhere in the app (including families' progress rings and the Dashboard sub-tab itself). Check-offs keep working when hidden; there's just no score shown.
• Reset Assignment Stats — resets the stats baseline to today (undoable). Stats only count work from the reset forward — a clean slate at season start without deleting any history.
• Absences Excuse Assignments — on by default. See below.

When a gymnast wasn't there

With Absences Excuse Assignments on, a day a gymnast is marked absent doesn't count against them. The work leaves the stat entirely — top and bottom of the fraction — so a missed practice is neutral rather than a zero.

Three things worth knowing:

• It needs a real attendance record. No attendance taken is not the same as absent, so a day nobody recorded changes nothing either way — the same fairness rule attendance percentages follow.
• Only absent excuses. Late and left early still count; they were there.
• Nothing is rewritten when you take attendance. The excusal is worked out fresh each time a number is displayed, so recording attendance at the end of the day — or fixing it next week — corrects the stats retroactively, with nothing to clean up.

Switch it off and absences count like any other day.

Overriding a single card

Each assignment card's ⋮ menu carries Counts toward stats:

• Auto — follow the rules above. It spells out what it worked out, like "Auto — excused, absent", so you can see whether overriding would change anything before you touch it.
• Yes — always counts, absence or not.
• No — never counts.

The % chip on the card face is still a one-click toggle while it's the thing deciding the answer. Once an override or an excusal outranks it, it turns into a read-only badge naming the real reason instead — a chip reading "counts" on a block the stats are ignoring would be lying.